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Royal Wes!ern Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant-Colonel CommandantHohn Edwards, . , Tn b Lieutenant-Colonel-7(ohn HumTreys,.Fsq.. To he Major—Pryce tones, Etq. T:., ht.- Captains—Thomas Kinsey, Esq. fohn Davies, Esq. F.thiia,rel P•ryce,. Esq. Thomas Edmund Marsh, Esq. Walt,:r Griffithes,, Esq. William Pugh, Esq. Wythen I, vans, Eiq. lonathan Bunce Anwyl, Esq. To he Lieurenants—David Evans, ,Gent. • Ambrose Britain, Gent. Leonard Baugh, Gent. john TaSker Williams, Gyait. Richard Evans, .Gent.'_ William Brown, Gent . Leonatcl.Humphreys Baugh, Gent. Roger - Gittins, Gent; 'lviorg:in Davies, Gent. 'To be Quarter - Master — William Hughes, Gent. - To 'r; : e Surgeon—Hugh Loyd. Gent. CautnisSions: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the-County of . . ' • Carmarthen. . . • . . Royal Carmarthen Fuziliers. To be 2d Lieutenant—Arthur Lawrence, Gent. Commissions in the Bedfordshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant To be Major--Capt. Thos. Anderson Rudd, vice Gibbard, resigned: To be Captain—William Thompson, Esq, To be Ensign—Robert Patrick Condonne, Gent. ERRATUM in the Gazette - of the isth duly last. In the Announcement of James Sydenham, Esq. to be a Com missioner for managing Ills Majesty's Revenue of ExciEe, in the room of James Jackson; Esq. read William Jackson, Esq. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Philip Norris, of Liverpool, iron-rnerchant, froin August o !o Sept 4, at ten, at the Globe Tavein, Liverpool. Frederick Cli,rles Walsh, of the Stranl, Middlesex, chemist and druggist, from August 5 to Sept. 2.3, at ten, at , BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED William 011ivant and Thomas 011ivant i ; of Manchester, cot ton- mannfaaurers. john Baillie, of Chanccry-lane, London, stationer. BANKRUPTS. Solomon Beck, of Bury-street, Saint Mary-Axe, London, jeweller, to surrender August . iz, a 6, and Sept. 19, ,at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Spital-square, Samuel Unwin, of Dicely,Cheshire, shopkeeper, Sept. 14,15,. and tg, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies,, ivlr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Hipon, Man chester. • john Ebden, of Newmarket, Suffolk, carpenter, August 24, at live, 25, and Sept. 19, at eleyen, at the Red Liou, in the Petty Cury, Canibriu4e. Attorney, Mr. Cooper, Cam bridge. john Shaw, of Wapping-wall, Middleses, . provision-mer chant, August 12, 19,'and Sept. 19, at ten,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Falcon-square, London. Charles Levick, of Fligp-street, Shad well„Middiesex, straw hg-nianufaaurer, August 12, 19, , and Sept. 19, at ren, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. l'ucker,'. Bartlett's-build. inp4 'Whom. John Alsop'p, of• Winchester, Hants, silk-weaver, August and Sept. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Kernot, Thayies.lnn. I)IG'IDENDS. Sept. i 6. George Fall and lames Hutchinson, late of Tooley street, Southwark, Surrey, brewers, ateleven, at Guild hall., .London. Scot': 2.6. Thomis Rands, of Flampstead,Middlesex, builder, at. ten, at Guildhall. . • , - August 29. Elizabeth Stiles, of Dilford, Devonshire, shop keeper, at eleven, at the bush Tavern, Bristol. • Sept. 2. William Cuti; of Upper East Smithfield, Middlesex, cheesemonAer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. Thomas w7v bite, of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher, at c,ne, at Guiirthall, LOndon, Nov: t 6 I rederick George I. i 7 her, of Brighthelmstone; Sus sex, book ,eller, - at twelve, at Guildhall, London. 5epr..1.4., Richard Grover, of Town Mailing, Kent, grocer and shopkeeper, et one, at GuiAtall, - London. - Nov. 7. lob': Greenwood and iNilltam Grimaldi, of Old 130 , d-street, Mi....tlesex, auctioneers, at one, at Gotid haW Nov. - 7. William - Wentworth Deschamps, Bennett Steven, son Mogan, arid l'et , r M‘Taiggart, of Suflbik. lane, Lon don, irerchants, at twelve,. Gni i,!:1 4 11. Nov 7.. Gerinan, of Aldermanbury„ London, hosier, at we've, at Nov. r r , Morley, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, wire ' houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall • .•. Sept. 20. Robert I ogg the younger, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, (Annan= and glass-seller, at ten, at uiLt hall. Sept. 5. John Birchall, of Liverpool, butcher, at eleven, at the Globe l'avern. Liverpool. Nuv. 16: Samuel Mi,ses. of Bnhthelmstone, Sussex, linen- Jr.iper, twelve,.at Guildhall; London. Sept. S. Charles'lones, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at tie fork Hotel, -Liverpool. Sept. s Bums, or . Wakefield, Yorkshire, brick la) t r ant imiLlcuiAer, at ten, at the Nov .Court hOuse, aketielri. . . _ . Sept..l6.7ltichahl Bruce, of Bartholomew:lane, London, insurance-broker, at twelve, at Sept. 23. li,llll aild lohn homas Dcgnall, of • Upper East Smithrielti, Middlesex, flax - dressers, ,at twelve, at Guildhall. October 17.. Henry. J myth, _Thomas and lohn Lascelles, of 'cooley,street, %army, coopers, at twelve, at Lchition. • g. John Owen Parr and.Thowas Chase Patrick, late of Suit:,ik-lane, London, insurance-brokers, at lon, at Gutttinali. Sept: 2. 'phomas ilurnphryes, of Cheltenham-place, St. Geotge's-tiel.is, Surrey, horse.dealcr, at un, at Guild hall, London. August 30. Dryson Moore, of Lenh, -- im,lient, late purser'of the Six Stephen Lutthington East - Indiainati, dealer, at eleven, at t:uildhalt. . • Thrrill..; Hull, of Bath, carrier, at eleven, at the Eleptiant and Castle Inn, Bath. Sept. 2. loan Parker. of Clithero, Lancashire,-cotton-spin ner, at ten, at the 13rownlow's Arms, CB - Thera. Sept. g. Robert tlesippot Chtswe!l-strcet, near Finsbury square, Middlesex, painter and i„lazier, - at ten, at Guild hall. • 08ober t 7. losph Waybran and lames Gerrard, of Swan street, Mitiorio, London, .corn-faCtors, at twelve, at Guildhall, CERTIFICATES. August 29. Isiac Mencelln, late of Cheapside, London, I),:rfurner. Wi'arn Fowler, of Great Distaff-lane, London, wine and br4nciy-merch.inr. Witham wake, of Spital-square, London,. silk-manu, factnrE. • • NathanieTiolin Winch, of New castle-upon-Tyne, merchant. john Dicas, late of Stockport, Cheshire, money-scrivener. Insima Sinith late . of Evesham, Worcestershire, innholder. Thomas I.'nrner, of Birmingham, button-maker. Peter Marthiant, vi St.; James-street, Middlesex, ware houseman. Abraham loseph Sarqui, - of Bury-street, London, merchant. Cowper, of meiaton-Street, London, warehouse. man. PARTNERSEWS DIS4OLPED. D. Hood and f. W. Drumnao4d, Sun-street, Bishopsgate- street, painters. W, i.:nd Co. Birmingham, cabinet-makers. C. Chappell and Je. riotting!iarn, lace manufacturers. lt. It trlow atid ti. Becker,. to)(aenton and Manchester, oil of vitriol manulactprers: , • W. Stevens and K. Arnett:Pt:liar's-acre., Lambeth, tone-,., rnercir.►nts. Cimndler and j. Barnes, Redbridge, Seuthamptoni black- smith 3, W, Verret 3nd S. Clar4, Cliesharp, Bucks, lacernen, T. 1)0,, , ,5,,n and IS. ,Wiptilisup,- Upper Last Smithfield, giOcel77." ; 1.300,er and Co, Yorkshire; crown-glass-m:lnufaaurers. MAILS. AstitivEp - I Lisbon, I Cadiz. Dv E-3 Gottenburgh, i Malta, iWaterlOra. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWrF.LIvE. O'CLOCK. C9usols - 0$ if Red. Am). 1i4;4 WATER AT LONDON 1.313.1DG.E, TO-MOR ROW.- • , Mcip47, .39 mih, after r. ALemoon, o min. alter z, tion. !I' E S UN. 10L2!4 D:CIAI JA LS Ull AUDIAT LOND 0;N, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST '9, 1809. No farther intelligence had beetyreeeived respeet hig the Expedition when this Paper was put to Press. It is therefore probable that Flushing continues to hold out. We are, however, happy to find that the other obje&s of the Expedition experience no delay from this circumstance, as a considerable portion of the Fleet have Proceeded up: the Scheldt, with the divisiong of the Marquis of HUNTLEY, General GROSVENOR, and Lo:d ROSSLYN, with the intention of attacking Lill° and Antwerp. Letters have been recei‘e 1 from Talavera, in Spain, dated the 24th ult. which stafe, that in con fortuity with the plan of operations arranged between Sir ARTIAU II WELLESLEY and General \ CUESTA, the two armies advanced by different routes, aEting in co-operation, but not in conjuhdion with each other. 01 the 22d, - , a skirmish took place 'between lour advanced posts and a part of VICTOR'S army, at Talavera. The enemy were driven'. from their poii- The troops that weae engaged upon this oc casion were the 22d Light Dragoons, the German Light Dragoons, finder Colonels ANSON. and PAYNE, and a Brigade of Infantry i under General MACKEN ZIE. On the 24th Talavera was in our possession. It is stated that Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY had formed It plan by which he :ex . oeeted to be able to force VICTOR to,a general battle• on the, 5.),3d and communicated his intentions to Gen. CuEsTA, but that the latter declined the attack on that _day, because it Was Sunday. VICTOR took advantage of the delay, and retreated precipitately to St. Olala. Spanish and Portuguese Papers reached town last night, the former to the '.l4th, and the latter to the 2701 ult. Tixy do not Mention tJtis skirmish, but the account from Talavera is so disiina, that there appears no reason whatever to,doubt it. An article from Tam'igon,l, datcd tile :7th ult. staie, tit'at. Lord CoLusibwoon hu'd written tb Genetal COUPIGNY, :10 inform Liu?, that an English and Sled . = army, of 8 . ,000 men had lai,cicd at. Salerno, in the kingdom of • Naples. We'ore, however, inclined to doubt this account, because.thc last Frenc!) Papers which we recti'ved, cOntaitted letters from Napltl;s, of the 6th ultimo, and, at that time it Was positively as 'screed, that the English had not etieded a landing upon the Continent. ' : Yesterday afternoon a Cabinet Couneil was held at ,BOTlillgtoti-house. (k.ing'‘ . Messenger), left the Admiralty yesiestlay afternoon, with- dispatches for the Expe dition. Yvsterday morning his MAJEsTy, the Dukes of Yotm and CONEER LAND, Hon. Mr. VILLIERS, Ge nerals GWYSNE, CARTWRIGHT and FurzaoY ; Lady G. MuaßAyi and CulOnek TAYLOR and DEsßaow, rode in Windsor Park, and re; tuned at noon and the Duke of Yowl: soon attcrwards left Windsor, and retuintd to London. We are happy to state that Princess m ELIA is fast recovering from her late severe illness. On Monday last her Royal Highness completed the, twenty sixth ye:ir of her age; upon which occasion; as well as upon the present improved state of her health; she received the congratulations of all the branches of the Royal Family, and-the surrounding Nobility and Gentry at Windsor. So admirably is Admiral KEATES provided with the means of attack, that he is confident Fort Lillo cannot long avestfhis progress in pursuit of the hos : file Fleet, which it is ekpetted he will be . able to capture or destroy. At the departure of the Ida Flushing was el6 , ely invested; but it was possible it. might hold out for three or tour days. SoMe of the Congreve rocks were throwninni the town, and so tar excited the curiosity of the Governor, that he lbas offered a re•A ard. to any person who will bring one of them enf re, that• he may examine its struc-' ture and anal: 3•:' its contents. • The scientific Go:- vernor ma y pet h Ins catch a Tartar, in attempting to gratify his curiosity. Rowiso-MAy;tr., Yesterday the Watermen who r0w,;,1 on 4:e tc; - t. of August fir Dogget's-Coat. and Badge, started again for the prize, the former attempt having been adjudged unfair. The, Coat and Badge was won onAhis occasion by Barrow. CORN-MARKET.—On Thursday List a cause of very great - importance to the community was tried at the Norwich Assizes. The Defendants, who are opuVot corn merchents, were iadittied, al the suit of the King, for a conspiracy to enhance the price' of corn, by entering into resolutions not to purchase, for ready money in future, but at a month's, credit, and durlng only two hours in 'the day, instead of abiding by the formet' custom of purchasing for . ready money, and during the whole d a y, by which new regulation they , would be enabled to monopo lize the market, and charge the new prices to the, consumers. Otter Mr. Serjeant BEST had proceeded some length in his opening speech, the .Jodgead vised the Defendants 'publicly to rescind their reso lutions, stating, at the same time, that if thy should' be conviiMt4, a most severe sentence should follow. The Defendants agreed to comply with his Lord ship's _suggestion.. Died yesterday after a long illness, which shettore with great fortitude; th.: Right Hon. Lady AME HI./ME, wife of Sir A. HUME, Bart. and sister to the Earl of BRIDGEWATER. She was .the daughter of Joe EGERToN, Bishop of Durham ; and the Lady S.pm4 Eappac*, daughter dte Dulie of KswT. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, AUG. 7.—Arrived the French sloop Dolphin, captured by his Majesty's ship direthusa, in hqr voyage from Bourdeaux to Senegal, laden with a cargo of sundries. Soon after her capture, she was sent into Corunna, where her cargo was landed and. sold. She has since been employed as a Lten der, and is arrived here for the purpose of taking Out to the Arethusa, the men belonging to that ship, that have been..serit in here in prizes. . 'Saile . d the Entreprenante, cutter,LieutenantNu.- LIAIVIS, with a messenger and dispatches for Con stantinople; his Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte, of 38 guns, Capt. TOBIN, for the Lish station ; and the schooner Patriut,.lausa, for Falmouth, to load for Lisbon. Arrived the sloop Hazard, BLUCKETt, from Lis bon, laden with wool and fruit, bound to London, put in' here leaky; and the Orestes sloop 'of war,. titan the weso,vard.-, PORTSMOUTH, AUG. B.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Defender, Lieut. BURGOYNS, from a cruize ; 1 Betsey transport,GnaY, from Lisbon; and the Rosina, --, from Quvbec. Sailed his - Majesty's ships Christian, Warspite, Growler, and Guslzawk on a cruize. The Betsey, GRAY, which arrived this day from Lisbon, parted company from the fleet, consisting of about 40, sail, on the 27th ult. under convoy of a frigate, malty of which bad sustained considerable injury . in their masts, sails, arc. • • FALMOIrfH, -AUG. t .—Arrived the Princess Eli zal•eih Packet, from Lisbon, and the Duke ve Kent Packet, from Cadiz ;, both saiied on the 25th ult. • DEAL, AUG. B.—A rived • from the River, the Lavinia, KINSMAN, for St. Domingo; Hitteris, 'WiLsoN, for Honduras ; 'HORTON, for Tobago; Ann, - Cia. rtx, tbr Botany Bay; and the Britannia, PILE, for the Scheldt. Sailed the iVereus. Frigate to Poitsmouth: SHEERNESS, AUG. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's gun- brig Aggressor. Sailed the Manly, pal-brig, with a convoy, for the Coast of Holland. AUG. 8.--;came into harbour his Majesty's ship Glutton, and proceeded Up to Chatham to be paid,otf. ArriVed the Deptford tender, Lieut. ANTRAM, wii h volunteers and impressed men for the fleet, and:49 prisoners, come home in the West lodiamen. THE GRAAD EXPEDI7IOIV. . (PRIVATE LETTERS.) . EXTRACTS FRON A LETTER OF AN OFFICER, ON THE EXPEDITION, DATED " East Scheldt; August 3. " The division which landed here met with no opposition on their landing, owing to so many attacks, being made on the island at the same time. Every town in Walcheren is taken except Flushing, which we are at this motnent bombarding ; but, as we are intorMed General Muncey has thrown himself into the place with 4000 ruen, there is a probability. that it will hold.ont to the last—that kiwevercannot Le long s . neither shall we wait for it before we pro ceed to other operations. Lord Roslyn's Clivisioa t proceeds up the River this day in transports ; they are direded to debark about twelve miles from Ant werp : there we expect hot work, but are anxious to get on shore, to share and promote the glory of our country: The troops_ are in .high spirits and better condition, if possible, than when we sailed,from the ,chalky cliffs of,, Britain. Middleburg') capitulated. The 7st regiment took Camvere by storm." EXTRACT OF A LETTSR, DATED OFF WALCHERENT, AUGUST 4: " The fortress of Catnvere stood a furious born-. bardment before it surrendered, many houses are, damaged, one completely burnt by Congreve's rockets. The Island is beautiful, though the wea-, ther is very bad, which prevents our seeing, it to ad vantage. Ramakins must be taken before Flush ing.' can be well• attacked. It is reported, that the Duke D'Abrantes is marching towards Antwerp with 30,000 men. We are going to join Lord Gard ner upon an attack upon Flushing ; the land batteries Were opened yesterday. evening I could observe the town on fire ; and from the mast-head, the smoke is very visible. " The Frerich fleet are,run up towards Antwerp, I fear out of our reach at present. Our, small gun boats did great execution, only two men were killed on board theM. . The Royals stormed a battery ita a most glorious style." • We regret to state that in the sortie from Flush ing Colonel PACK has been badly ‘vounded in the elbow, and is likely to lcwc - an arm, Very few Officers have suffered any injury. We are heartily glad to find that the . town of Middlebourg surrendered without being bombarded. If it be like any of the other considerable towns of the Mich Provinces, it abounds with streets of houses a.; large and as handsome as 'ours about Gros- • vetior-square, and rather fresher with respect to ek- , ternal appearance.. If it be only like the villages, it may be aspeetacle, in point of cleanliness. All this being. the produce of hard and long-continued in dustry, it would be lamentable to' hear ()f its de strudion. .Middlebourginust indeed be a rich town, for it was long a principal .mart for East and West India produce, and contained the CHAMBERS that go verned those trades. There can•be no doubt, that whim this place shtll be rendered a depot for Bri tish manufactures and colonial produce, it will not only be immensely . valuable, as a means of giving them circulation upon the Continect, but will be able to pay, by easy,duties, for the expence of gar , riigning it. SPANISH! AND PORTUGUESE PAPERS: (PRIVATE LtrTER.) Llsiorr, Jumr news - yet from the armies. Sir A. Wellesley broke tp on the. -raih . from Placentia, and proceeds in a'dirett- line towards". Madrid." . . LISBON, JULY 95.—'-Intelligence from the' armies in Spain :-!--On the gth instant Joseph Bu.kinapall arrived at 'Talavera de la. Reyna; on the '&11 he reviewed the mops which were there; on the :kith he left it with WO men; some say for Madfid, others for the Guadarama, and others, which is rnoA . i . probable, for Toledo. On the 1 oth, in the after noon,. the army of Cuesta passed the Tagus ; on the fgth hts head-quarters were at Naval-moral. Orders were given to znArCh at one o'clock the-same night for Oropeza. .The English army marches in the direeiion Escalina, by Pavella, Navarperquenda, &c. The French army was'at 'Talavera.de la Reyna, Cazaleyas Santa Dulalia, Fuen ,Saleda, Maqueda,.. Toledo, &c. The head-quarters of Venegas do. Pot appear to hate been removed from 'Santa Cruz DeModela, or his advanced guard from Manzanares. Gerona still held out on the 3 instant; and letters from Catalonia state, that Blake was going to its-re lief.—(Lisbun Gazette). COIMBRA, JITLY 21.—A Letter was received thig day from Placentia, dated the mh, from a - person worthy of credit, of the toll - owing tenor : " On the sth instant, General Wellesley went to visit General Cuesta, who is with his army, eight ,leagues from hence towards Madrid ; and ii. is said, that the plan of attaCk, was concerted between them. CueAa' has about 22,000 infantry, and from nine to 10,000 fine cavalry." .The junetion of the English army will be formed here : it already amounts to near 30,000 'men. The French have their advanced posts ai lalaveta'de la Reyna, and General. Cuesta's are six leagues distance from them. I . W w ithin a few days, a decisi ve b af fl e i s ex'pe6ted to . take - phice beteen' the Cotobined Arinjes and those and Lusikaiia.) JULY "4,2.—Yesterday several very satis factory' reports wer,.. it) Circulation. It was said, that 1 the combined Remy and ,panish army was in [sight 4mof the ei:-y and it was even asserted, that i • there had afready been a .b:itiht inrwhich the French Were defeated. Qdrers:stated, that the enemy had seorcely reconnoitred .the combined toices When he c!. , mmenced a precipitate retreat, ant wishing to risque an a ‘ Ction ; the fati is, that the puolic mind is prepared to expe6t within a few days favonr.ible advices Iron) thehigh,state of (Its" ciphne of the two armies, and the valour of the • .troops who compose thein,, n is to be .hoped thes , ex,pedatiOns wilt be realised.—(Liston VALENCIA, JULY 7.—We learn that his .Sxoel" lency t he Duke of Albuquerque - ha., obtained several adt Ittages.over the enemy, near the bridge of Arzo bispu, in a pal ttal, but very, obstinate action, in winch ,mute than 3000 'Ncl;'re killed, among .vt horn I,yerc many cavalry, and. eight pieces of artillery, of a large calibre, were taken. We are likewise assur ed, that the combined English and' Portuguese arcilf is divided into three divisions; one under Si . gopf, Cuesta, one under the Duk e del i'irque, at la ill. • other still remains at Badajoz. RIPOLL, JUN 2 26.—We lave received advice° that 2000' of our troops, joined by the emigrants from Ampurdan, have had a sanguinary attion with the French in the - plain of Usay, between Bal)14 9 and Besaln, in which action the enemy lost inOre than 1500 men, while our loss was not more 11)4.11 300. This defeat has prevented them trom pro ceeding to Frauce, to procure more bombs and balk for the siege of Gerona, where it appears all. their ammunition is exhausted, as the bombardment 110 ceased, and the balis that are found are observed to be of different calibres. ViLLANOVA DE SITJEO, JULY g.--Persons artist' ed from the eastern coast assure us, that or Moo' day last, Gerona was relieved with provisions, 'arol munition, and troops. More than 2000 troops . m . • the line have been thrown into the place, the pea' sants having opened the road to them. From the same source we learn, that on Tuesdl last, the city of Palatnos was invested, and that the enemy was repulsed with the loss of 300 men ,that on 'Wednesday he renewed the attack with 3560 men, with which ftirce he made himself master of the placit, but with the loss of goo killed. They committed horrors, not sparing the lives of any who could not escape, who were not less than 300, young and old. * • TARRAGONA, .1(.11,1r 7.-Lord Collin wood yeste.r.".. - clay. sent advice to our General, confctniing that the English and Sicilian army had landed at Salerno, I. ° the amount of 18,000 men. BADAJOZ, JULY itlllaioO of the English army with ours, ivirrnopy and standing which subsists betWeen' the respeeic e • Chiefs, while they afford us the most complete sa' tisfaetion, excite a just expectation as to the cons° - cuences, which. must result from circumstances so, favourable. The Enemy, who already foresees the • terrible effeas of . this junEtion, and of, this concert O f operations, precipitately abandons the fortified poin ts .where he thought himself secure, and resigns a gre at patt of his conquests, in order to concentrate forces, and render less fatal the general and decisi ve blow which. is preparing. Our hearts open to a rtn li titude of hopes, and burn to renew the first efforts' to make greater, and, even to exert the last, if 11 ' e country demands it. By them we-have.been trans' formed froin vile slaves into citizens and heroes; ' 9I)C name is pronounced with veneration in distant coon' tries, and we are an example to all noble nations W ll ° still retain a,de.sire of reveng..: ; they have also called forth ;po.Werful confederates in the sublime und er i i taking ; Austria, that nation, who presents hel l to all Europe in ari attitude of Maj es ty an d streag t . hasjust humbled the pride of the monster and is cfl the eve) of wresting its club from the hands or ri false Hercules;' weakened a great deal by